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 1 I    |           Holy Scriptures; that the simple may be edified by, as it
 2 I    | unreasonable than the command which simple readers think the Saviour
 3 XVIII|           everything, and blame the simple faith of the man of Christians;
 4 XVIII|           upon the ignorance of the simple, and leading them any way
 5 XVIII|           of understanding, or more simple folk, and "He is the propitiation
 6 XX   |             and Christians are very simple common-place productions,
 7 XXIV |          itself. Tell me, is matter simple or compound? for the difference
 8 XXIV |          the argument. If matter is simple and uniform, and the world
 9 XXIV |        things cannot consist of one simple substance; for when we speak
10 XXIV |             a mixture 597of several simple things. If, on the other
11 XXIV |       affirm it to be compounded of simple things; and if it is compounded
12 XXIV |          and if it is compounded of simple things, there was a time
13 XXIV |         there was a time when these simple things existed apart from
14 XXIV |          compound things consist of simple things, there was a time
15 XXIV |            not, that is, before the simple things came together; and
16 XXIV |          God was uncreated, and the simple things of which matter is